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Definitions

• the invention relates to a piece of luggage according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for operating a display device of a piece of luggage according to claim 14.
• tags designed as electronic baggage tags are hung on the item of luggage, which contain a display.
• Object of the present invention is therefore to provide a piece of luggage with a display surface for flight and personal data, in which more information can be displayed on the display surface and in which the scannability is increased.
• the features of claims 1 and 14 serve.
• the invention advantageously provides that the display surface has a length between 160 and 200 mm and a width between 38 and 60 mm. In this way, all necessary for the flight flight and personal data can be displayed so that they are also very good at scanning.
• the display device integrated in the luggage body may preferably have a length between 160 and 300 mm and a width of 38 and 90 mm.
• the luggage piece body may have two longitudinal sides, two main sides and an upper and a lower side, wherein the display surface is arranged parallel to one of the longitudinal or main sides or the top or bottom, wherein the display surface opposite the longitudinal or main side or upper or Bottom recessed and arranged in the bag body. In this way, the display surface is particularly well protected against external influences and the risk of breakage is reduced.
• Two barcodes with different orientation can be displayed on the display area.
• a different orientation means that the bars of the bar codes point in different directions.
• the differently aligned bar codes are in directions that are 90 degrees apart. Due to the claimed size of the display area, two bar codes with different orientation can be displayed in addition to other necessary flight and personal data. In this way, the scannability of the flight and personal data displayed on the display surface can be significantly increased.
• the barcodes may be displayed side by side in the longitudinal direction of the display area.
• the display device can be arranged in a receiving element similar to a tub. As a result, the risk of breakage of the display device is significantly reduced.
• the display device may have a thickness between 7 mm and 40 mm.
• the display device may be arranged on one of the longitudinal sides of the luggage item body.
• the longitudinal direction of the display surface may be arranged in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal side. In this area, the display device is arranged very safe.
• the display device may have a currentless display.
• the electroless display may preferably be a bi-stable display.
• a powerless display is a display that can display data permanently without power. All you need is power to change the display. Such displays are also called bi-stable displays.
• At least one battery may be provided for supplying the display with power for changing the display.
• the display device may comprise a housing, a protective layer and a display, wherein the display is arranged in the interior of the housing and is protected by the protective layer.
• two mutually parallel spaced green stripe can be displayed in defined sections on the display surface.
• a piece of luggage can be created, which has a run as an electronic tag display device, which is also suitable for intra-European flights as a display for flight and personal data.
• the additional information can be displayed, whether it is an intra-European or non-European flight.
• Green color and / or green material may be arranged on or in the display and / or on or in the protective layer, wherein the display device has a first and a second operating state, wherein in the first Operating state, the green stripes visible and in the second operating state, the green stripes are not visible.
• the green stripes may each be of such a length that they can not be located in the area in which the bar codes are displayed on the display surface.
• the protective layer may preferably be a transparent protective layer disposed on the display.
• Transparent means in the present case that the protective layer has such a transparency that the display of Darun ⁇ ter arranged display is still recognizable as a sharp image.
• the material of the transparent protective layer must therefore be largely transparent to radiation of the visible spectrum.
• the protective layer may consist of glass or plastic.
• the display of the display device may display white in the region of the display surface in which the green stripes are displayed, so that the green color and / or the green material, which is arranged in the region of the green stripes , is visible.
• the display of the display device may display black in the area of the display area in which the green stripes can be displayed, such that the green color and / or the green material arranged in the area of the green stripes , is not visible.
• the green strips can each have a width of at least 5 mm.
• the flight and personal data may include transport routes and identification features, the green strips each having a length such that they are positionable at least in the areas for indicating the transport route and the identification features.
• a method for operating a display device of a piece of luggage may further be provided, which is a luggage Piece body and integrated in the bag body, executed as an electronic tag display device, which can be displayed on a display surface of the display device for a flight necessary flight and personal data.
• the display surface in the longitudinal direction has a length between 160 and 200 mm and in the transverse direction has a width between 38 and 600 mm, wherein two bar codes can be displayed in different orientation on the display surface.
• the two bar codes are preferably displayed side by side in the longitudinal direction on the display surface.
• the display device in the area corresponding to the area of the green stripes on the display surface of the display device can be displayed in white on the display so that green stripes become visible on the display surface of the display device.
• black may be displayed on the display of the display device in the area corresponding to the area for the green stripes on the display surface of the display device, so that the green stripes are not visible on the display surface of the display device.
• the green strip can be displayed in a width of at least 5 mm at the longitudinal ⁇ edges of the display surface of the display device, the green stripes appear in the longitudinal direction along the longitudinal edge only at least in the areas of the identification features are provided for specifying the transport paths.
• 1 a piece of luggage according to the present invention
• 2 is a plan view of the display device
• FIG. 3 is a side view of the display device of FIG. 2,
• Fig. 5 is a plan view of a display device which is integrated in the ⁇ per Gepiere Anlagenkör,
• FIG. 8 shows the receiving element of FIG. 7 with inserted display device
• Fig. 1 shows a piece of luggage 1 according to the present invention.
• the luggage ⁇ piece 1 is preferably, as in the illustrated embodiment, a suitcase.
• the item of luggage 1 has a piece of luggage 3.
• an integrated display device 2 designed as an electronic tag is arranged in the luggage piece body 3 .
• the display device 2 has a preferably square display surface 4 with preferably two longitudinal edges 5 and preferably two transverse edges 7. On the display surface 4 necessary for a flight flight and personal data 22, 24, 26, 28, 29, in particular transport routes and identification features 24, 29, can be displayed.
• the luggage item 1 listed as a suitcase has a piece of luggage body 3.
• the item of luggage body 3 consists of a first and a second case shell 10, 12.
• the item of luggage body 3 has a main surface 8, two longitudinal sides 12, an upper side 14 and a lower side 16.
• At the bottom 16 is preferred at the corners in each case a roller 18 is arranged.
• the integrated display device 2 is preferably arranged on one of the longitudinal sides 12.
• the display device 2 is preferably at ⁇ arranged on the longitudinal side 12, to which also a gripping element 13 is arranged.
• This has the advantage that the flight and personal data 22, 24, 26, which can be displayed on the display surface 4 of the display device 2, are arranged in the region of the handle 13. It is customary for this handle 13 to attach the previously used paper baggage tag. For the airport staff and also for the scanner of the transport device for baggage in airports, it is advantageous that the electronic tag is thus attached to the previously known location, so that the procedure of baggage transport at airports does not have to be changed.
• the display device 2 shows the plan view of the display device 2.
• the display device 2 has a housing 44 and a display surface 4.
• the display surface 4 has a length A in the longitudinal direction, which is between 160 and 200 mm.
• the display surface 4 further has a width B which is between 38 and 90 mm.
• the display device 2 itself has a length C and a width E.
• the length C preferably has a length between 160 and 300 mm, whereas the width D of the display device has a width of preferably 38 to 90 mm.
• the thickness D of the display device is shown in Fig. 3 and is preferably between 7 and 30 mm.
• the thickness D is dimensioned such that conventional AA batteries can be used as batteries.
• the display 62 has a display surface 4.
• the display device 2 has space for sensors 52 and 54, respectively, so that the sensors 52 and 54 can be arranged on the surface of the display device 2.
• the sensors 52 and 54 may be Bluetooth or RFID chips.
• the housing 44 may preferably be formed of plastic, so that the sensors, which are arranged on the surface of the display device 2, have good reception.
• Fig. 5 is provided ⁇ a section of the baggage 1 to the display device 2 is.
• two bar codes 22 are displayed with different orientation. With different orientation means that the lines of the bar codes point in different directions.
• the lines of the bar codes in directions which are offset by 90 degrees to each other. Due to the length of the display area between 160 and 200 mm and the width between 38 and 60 mm, the two barcodes with different orientation can be displayed in sufficient size beside the other flight and personal data 24, 26, 28 and 29 necessary for the flight. Sufficient size means that scanning machines intended for baggage transport at airports can scan the bar codes with at least 90% success rate. Because the barcodes have different orientations, these barcodes can be scanned by all scanning machines, no matter how the baggage is placed there.
• the two bar codes preferably contain the identical data. That is, when these are read out, preferably identical data are read out in both bar codes.
• Fig. 5 it can be clearly seen that on the display device two parallel spaced at a mutual distance green strips 28, 29 on the display surface 4, in particular on the longitudinal edges 5, can be displayed.
• the flight and personal data 22, 24, 26 include, in particular, transport paths 24 and identification features 26.
• the green stripes preferably have a length such that they are positioned at least in the areas for specifying the transport paths 24 and identifi cation ⁇ features 26th
• the green stripes are preferably not arranged in the areas in which the bar codes 22 are arranged.
• the green strips 28, 29 preferably have a width of at least 5 mm.
• the display device 2 is shown in more detail. It can be seen from FIG. 6 that the display device 2 has at least one display 32 and at least one transparent protective layer 38.
• the display 32 is preferably formed before ⁇ as a currentless display.
• the display device 2 may, as in the present embodiment, further comprise the housing 44.
• the display device 2 can, as in the present exemplary embodiment, be arranged in a bag-like receiving element 30 in the luggage piece body 3.
• the display device 2 may further comprise a plurality of transparent protective layers 38.
• the transparent protective layer 38 is arranged on the side of the display 32 on which the display areas 34, 36 are arranged.
• the display 32 has a first and a second display area 34, 36.
• green color and / or green material 42, 40 is disposed on the protective layer 38 in the area corresponding to the area in which the green stripes 28, 29 can be displayed on the display surface 4.
• the green color may be disposed on the protective layer on the side facing the display 32 and / or on the side facing the housing 44. Alternatively, green color may also be incorporated in the protective layer 38. Alternatively, green material may also be introduced on or in the protective layer 38. Green material may also be a green adhesive ⁇ strip for example, is applied to the protective layer 38th Alternatively, green color and / or green material may also be disposed on or in the display 32 in the area corresponding to the area in which the green stripes 28, 29 are displayed on the display surface 4. The green color and / or the green material need merely be arranged so that the display 32 can still indicate white or black below. At the bottom, in the present case, the direction is always in the direction of the luggage piece body, and in the present case, the direction is always away from the luggage piece body at the top.
• the display device 2 may have a first and a second operating state, wherein in the first operating state, the green strips 28, 29 visible and in the second operating state, the green stripes 28, 29 are not visible.
• the display 32 of the display device 2 displays white in the area of the display surface in which the green stripes 28, 29 are visible.
• the green color and / or the green material 40, 42 disposed in the region of the green stripes 28, 29 becomes visible.
• the green stripes 28, 29 are shown in the display area 4.
• White means just a bright color.
• the display 32 of the display device in the area of the display surface 4, in which the green strips 28, 29 can be displayed display black.
• the green color and / or green material 40, 42 located in the region of the green stripes 28, 29 will not be visible in this case.
• Black means just a dark color.
• the display 32 can be operated by means of a battery, not shown, or a battery, not shown.
• This battery or the battery can also be arranged in the recess 30 in the bag body 3. Alternatively, these may also be arranged within the luggage body 3 and be connected only to the display device 32.
• the display 32 may be made of plastic so that it is flexible.
• the protective layer 38 may be made of glass and / or plastic.
• FIG. 7 shows the display device 2 and a receiving element 50.
• the receiving element 50 shown in FIG. 7 is a separate component.
• This trough-like receiving element 50 may preferably be made of plastic.
• the receiving element 50 may be made of any other material.
• the display device 2 has a housing 44 and a protective layer 38 on. Within a housing 44, a display is arranged.
• the housing 44 and the protective layer 38 protect the interior display from shocks such as bending, water and dust.
• the housing 44 and the protective layer 38 may form a closed system. This has the advantage that manipulations on a display can only be made very difficult.
• the display device 2 can be arranged in the receiving element 50.
• the display device 2 can be accommodated in the receiving element in such a way that the display device 2 is slightly recessed in the receiving element 50, so that the display device 2 is better protected against external influences.
• FIG. 8 shows the receiving element 50 from FIG. 7 with the display device 2 arranged therein.
• FIGS. 9 to 12 show various method steps in which a receiving element 50 can be connected to the first or the second case shell 10 of the luggage item body 3.
• FIG. 9 shows a case shell 10 which has a deep-drawn region 64. This deep-drawn region 64 is punched out by means of punching tools 56.
• a receiving element 50 which the receiving element of FIGS. 7 and 8 is similar, as shown in Fig. 10, connected from below to the case shell 10, preferably glued.
• the receiving element 50 has protruding edges 66 for this purpose.
• Display device 2 is then inserted from above into the receiving element 50.
• the display device 2 can be screwed from below through the receiving element 50 with the receiving element 50.
• a peripheral edge of the display device 2 is pressed against the case shell 10.
• a arranged on the peripheral edge of the display device 2 seal 58 is pressed against the case shell and thus the display device is sealed.
• the receiving element 50 can have a compartment from below that can be opened in order to insert the batteries 68. Furthermore, an exculpation tion in the receiving element 50 may be provided to actuate a mechanical actuator on the display device 2. This may be, for example, a button on the display device 2. This actuator may be actuated to activate the display device to transmit flight and personal data to the display device.

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